Content Category: OGP Member Information

Lithuania’s sixth action plan established a unified regulatory process for drafting legal acts across all public institutions and produced materials to help civil servants conduct effective consultati..

Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)’s third action plan includes promising commitments to simplify registration procedures for non-governmental organizations, develop an open data portal, and regularly publi..

Senegal's second OGP action plan saw the long-awaited passage of fundamental open government legislation, including the Access to Information Act, Whistleblower Protection Act, and decrees to strength..

In 2025, Romania published its first Open Government Strategy and seventh national action plan. The plan proposes promising steps to improve the transparency of political finance and national investme..

Peru’s fifth Open Government Action Plan was the first to include commitments from all three branches of the State. It demonstrated a high level of completion and significant early results, with 10 ou..

Malta’s fourth action plan ended the country’s inactivity in OGP and saw the establishment of a multi-stakeholder forum. However, the plan achieved limited completion and no significant early results,..

The Dominican Republic's fifth action plan achieved a remarkable level of implementation, with 8 out of 10 commitments completed or substantially completed, including two that delivered significant ea..

Nigeria’s third national action plan made progress despite challenges posed by a period of political transition. Strengthened open contracting and beneficial ownership transparency contributed to Nige..